Stop Smoking
The e-lybra 8 bioresonance machine is successfully being used across the UK to treat people with addictions such as smoking. In most cases the urge to smoke can be eliminated in as little as one or two 60 minute treatments. Please see the press reports and testimonials below.
When coming for treatment it is important that the client has made a conscious decision that it is time to give up their addiction.
Clients interested in this treatment will be sent a list of instructions detailing easy steps needed to prepare for the first visit.
In addition to the bioresonance treatments, the client will also be provided with a personalised homeopathic remedy spray to take away. This can be used orally if the urge to smoke returns.
The anti-smoking treatment costs £80 (+VAT) per hour-long session. Two sessions are recommended with an interval of about 2-4 weeks between sessions.
Stop Drinking / Alcohol Control
Whilst some clients wish to give up alcohol completely, many clients express a wish to reduce the amount of alcohol that they consume whilst still being able to enjoy a social drink.
Neil has developed programs aimed at achieving both stopping and controlling alcohol intake and is happy to individualise each treatment to the specific needs of the client.
Testimonials
I have been smoking since my early teens (that's very nearly 30 years). Recently the amount I smoked increased, from around 20 a day to almost 30. I was starting to get fed up with it. Quite apart from the almost continual cough that I had, and the expense, now I was spending more time outside bars and restaurants than inside with my friends.
Neil told me about his treatment using bio-resonance and I must admit I was skeptical, but I was also fed-up of being a slave to cigarettes.
I had my treatment in the early evening. I had put out a cigarette just before then. The treatment lasted an hour and by then I should have been screaming for a cigarette but I wasn't. I went home and had a normal evening, except I didn't smoke.
The next morning when I woke up I thought about a cigarette, because that was my normal routine, but I didn't need one, so I didn't have one. And that's how it's been: I haven't needed a cigarette so I haven't had one. One evening I did get an urge, I think through habit more than anything else, but it was easy to say no. Five minutes later and, after a spray of Neil's homeopathic remedy, the urge had passed.
After more than a month, even thinking about those routine cigarettes has gone… that first one in the morning… the one with a coffee… those ones.
The treatment was painless and easy. As I said I was skeptical, but I could definitely sense something as the treatment progressed, and the proof is in the pudding as they say.
My friends and family are amazed: I was a die-hard smoker who they imagined never being able to give up. But I have managed it. And the cough? Well that went in the first week, and altogether I feel and look better than I have for ages.
William McMullan, 41, Sales and Marketing Manager.
The objective was to take control of my drinking, and avoid wine and it has been extremely successful.
Whilst I still have a drink when I go out, I don't drink wine, and I find I can take or leave drinking.
The complusion and urgency has gone.
At home I have stopped drinking totally, something I thought I just wouldn't be able to do.
I am starting to feel much better because of it; more energy, more focussed, sleeping better, and avoiding almost 1400 calroies a day is starting to have an impact on my weight!
Client wishing to remain anonymous
Press Reports on Bioresonance
MSN health reviews Bioresonance therapy in May 2006
"Bioresonance Therapy could be the best smoking treatment yet. We sent someone to try it out"
Matt Bradfield, News Editor at MSN Uk was smoking 20 cigarettes a day. He had "tried everything to give up" Patches, chewing gum, Allen Carr and cold turkey. All with no success. After trying Biroresonance Therapy he was able to give up smoking.
During the treatment he notices that there are traces of a dark matter that has been excreted from the skin of his palms.
"Normally, the first thing I would do after exiting a building I had occupied for more than an hour would be to reach for a nicotine stick and light it up without further ado. I'm happy to report that I didn't. In fact, the rest of the day and the evening passed without my lips and a cigarette meeting once. It was a very strange sensation, my head was certainly making me aware of the fact that it hadn't had a fix for a while and what was I going to do about it? My body, meanwhile, felt almost serene and didn't seem to be craving nicotine at all. There is something in bioresonance that certainly seems to work (more so than with any other treatment or therapy I have tried in the past)."
Read the full article on MSN.co.uk
This BBC news story ran on 17th September 2005 featuring Bioresonance therapy for smoking cessation
The report by Phillipa Young of the BBC, interviewed a woman of 50, smoking 30 a day. living in spain , who had traveled to the UK for the treatment and a builder who was smoking 40 cigarettes a day.
Reporting on the basic principals of Bioresonance therapy, she explained how the frequency of Nicotine in the body is picked up and then reverted back in it's opposite phase.
Interviewing the woman of 50 whilst undergoing the treatment, she explained her age, that she was overweight and smoking 30 a day. She was hoping to finally kick the habit by having this treatment.
The builder had the treatment a month ago at the time of reporting. He was smoking 40 cigarettes on a bad day: ... "I don't mind people around me smoking and I don't drift into that - oh that smells good, like some smokers do; I'd love to try that. I just don't get that feeling."
Phillipa asked him - "you don't even want to smoke?" He replied, - "No, I don't even want a cigarette. It doesn't bother me at all."
The news story went on to state that hundreds of people are having the treatment every week and showed the stacks of destroyed cigarette boxes, explaining that 70% of them will never go back to smoking.